Elden Ringoffers a wide variety of weapons to help you navigate its tough world, which is expected since it was developed by FromSoftware. In this open world, you’ll come across various treasures, including something called Ashes of War. These special items let you enhance one of your weapons with a unique skill.
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One particular Ash of War, known asAsh of War: Seppuku, has a history in all the Souls games and is closely associated with Katanas and Blood Builds. Good news; it’s also present in Elden Ring. However, getting your hands on it will require you to make significant progress in the game.
How To Get The Seppuku Ash Of War
you’re able to find theSeppuku Ash of Warat theMountaintop of the Giantsin Elden Ring.
In order to reach this region, you’ll need to use theGrand Lift of Rold.
You’ll know you’re in the right place when you encountera snowy environment.
Once you arrive, headnortheast on the map until you reach the Freezing Lake Site of Grace.
If your goal is solely to acquire the Ash of War,stay to the left of the Site of Grace.
Avoid getting too close to the center, asthis would trigger a field boss fight with the powerful Borealis, the Freezing Fog.
Starting from the Freezing Lake Site of Grace,use Torrent and proceed straight aheaduntil you spota jellyfish enemy.
Behind it, you’ll findsome branches, and here you’ll noticeglowing trails, indicating the presence of aTeardrop Scarab.
While tracking down the Scarab can be challenging, you shouldstand in a specific spot and wait for it to approach before you may attack it.
If you have anyPhalanx-type spellsor theGreatblade Phalanx Ash of War, use them, asthey will home in on the Scarab when it’s nearby.
Once you defeat the Teardrop Scarab, you’ll obtain the Ash of War: Seppuku.
Equipping this Ash of War with armaments enables you to use theSeppuku skill, where you plunge the blade into your body tocover it with blood.
This actionincreases the power of your attackandenhances your ability to inflict blood loss and cause the Hemorrhage status effect.
